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		<description><![CDATA["… I don't write the book in any order, I just literally wake up and wonder about whatever immediately strikes me as interesting. Usually I have a question about something: 'What does she think at that point?' Or, 'What does he do?' Or, 'What does the cemetery look like in the autumn?' And I just start writing."]]></description>
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